PoliticsApr 4
Trump Removes Attorney General Pam Bondi from Position
President Trump has fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, with sources citing her inability to secure prosecutions of political opponents as a key factor.
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PoliticsMay 13
Opinion Articles Discuss European Defense Independence and Global Strategic Planning
Two opinion pieces in The Hill examine European security autonomy and the need for strategic planning regarding potential conflicts in Iran, Ukraine and Taiwan.
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PoliticsApr 10
White House Says Fed Chair Nominee Warsh on Track for May Confirmation
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett expressed confidence that Kevin Warsh's Federal Reserve chair nomination will proceed as planned.
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PoliticsJun 4
Congress Faces June 12 Deadline to Reauthorize FISA Section 702 Surveillance Program
House and Senate members are pushing for privacy reforms as Congress approaches the June 12 deadline to renew FISA Section 702 surveillance authority.
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PoliticsMar 26
Justice Department Settles Lawsuits with Flynn, Social Media Censorship Cases
DOJ reaches financial settlements in multiple cases including $1.2 million payment to former Trump adviser Michael Flynn and social media censorship lawsuit.
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PoliticsJun 12
Immigration Enforcement Actions Impact Nebraska Businesses and Federal Loan Programs
A year after an immigration raid at a Nebraska meatpacking plant, local businesses continue facing challenges while federal lending policies affect immigrant entrepreneurs.
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PoliticsMay 8
USPS considers rule change to allow handgun shipments through mail
The United States Postal Service is reviewing a proposed rule that would permit handguns to be mailed for the first time in nearly a century.
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PoliticsJun 8
Harris Considers 2028 Presidential Bid Amid Mixed Support From Former Allies
Former Vice President Kamala Harris says she's considering a 2028 presidential campaign, though some previous supporters express preference for new candidates.
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PoliticsApr 22
Supreme Court Allows Wounded Veteran to Sue Contractor Over Afghanistan Bombing
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a veteran injured in a 2016 suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield can sue the military contractor that employed the attacker.
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PoliticsMar 7
Justice Department Changes Policy on Employee Attendance at Political Events
Attorney General Pam Bondi has rescinded a policy that prohibited DOJ political appointees from attending campaign events and fundraisers.
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PoliticsApr 30
Trump Reviews Potential Reduction of US Troops in Germany
President Trump said Wednesday he is reviewing a possible reduction of U.S. military forces stationed in Germany.
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PoliticsMay 27
Trump Makes Disparaging Comments About Somali Immigrants at Cabinet Meeting
President Trump made negative remarks about Somali immigrants during a Cabinet meeting, calling them 'all crooks.'
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PoliticsMay 7
Appeals Court Questions Pentagon's Authority to Punish Senator Kelly
Federal appeals court judges expressed skepticism about the Pentagon's legal authority to censure Senator Mark Kelly over his public statements to service members.
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PoliticsMay 22
Multiple News Outlets Cover Varied Political and Social Issues
Various news sources reported on different topics including political commentary, civil rights concerns, hate crimes in the UK, and Latino voting patterns.
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PoliticsMay 7
DOJ finds UCLA medical school illegally considered race in admissions
The Department of Justice determined UCLA's medical school violated federal law by using race as a factor in student admissions decisions.
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